Interstate match Sydney Surriay Shield concludes with NSW collapse
In a cold weather Shield match Victoria bowled out NSW for 33 after 48 overs, then NSW faltered again finishing day two in a strong position. Scoring highlights include Mayne Kellaway Hartkop and Taylor for NSW while Victoria’s Kellaway and Hartkop took key wickets. Wellington tour match results mention New Zealand women’s team and Wellington, with notable scores by Hii Westen and Baber, and Gibson and Calthorpe excelling in bowling.
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Sydney
Surriay
Sheield
Yaster
New South’ Wales
Wamumy
Om Tre Moge
New Zushind Tov Hy -Wonmenend Mint
Wellington Elaven
Wellington van
He Tiss
Latted
Hii
Westen
Baber
Brand
AEC
Gibson
Calthorpe
Blc.g
Ionines Openat Sersationalis
Wilkinson
Gooreenly
Tares
Wellington
Anna Pefory
Tell
Cmd Minne
Dashes Sesoni
Testo Cvecbets
Stomps
Kidman and Reid Seen in Adelaide Visit
Sidney Hidman son Sydney Reid accompanied Lady Kidman during a morning Adelaide sighting. Reports note Kidman appearing well though health issues are mentioned, with the pair moving through the city amid attention from onlookers.
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Sidney Hidman
Australis Adler
Adelaide
Hig Son-Idovs
Sdney Reid
Sly Signer
Lady Kidman
Yalben Widman
Australian Railways Union Labor Problem Brief
A local union board meeting resulted in a decisive 93 to 2 vote regarding membership and disciplinary actions. The committee approved a single proposal naming A. Buckley for arrest and related administrative steps. The motion passed and was enacted by the board.
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Cranch
Haihysys Talon
Buckley
Swate
Enbmutt
Bunkleytes
Police Strikes Spark Disturbances in Dusseldorf
Troops faced stone throwing as demonstrators clashed with Germans dispersed by French soldiers. Police president said orders to police were refused, provoking a crisis as hundreds marched Duisburg streets near barriers. arrests and departures to unnamed territories followed. Berlin and Aix la Chapelle cited amid reports of official blame and political tension.
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Alona
Linpe -Sachley
Frelisie
Estibory
Duisbets
Berlin
Nautingus
Nanconpie
Neworetsle Steel Works Start Pending Coal Supply
Circles yesterday reported Neworetle Steel Works management arranging a coal supply from the Sealam Company with a plan for several men to begin work on Monday. The rumor remains unconfirmed and managers say they know nothing of any stock purchases. Newcastle Sydney Sunday reports AWD conference on world newspaper repairs and potential early start, amid a capital shortage.
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Sla
Steel Works
Sealam
Newcastle
Sydney
AWD
Rail traffic disrupted as railway service interrupted
Railway line torn up and traffic halted today in Ousshldore. Railmen organized a motor lorry to continue service as 400 passengers reportedly passed through. Reuters report notes ongoing disruption and partial recovery efforts.
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Méuse
Reuter
Rail strike tolls mail as miners and troops occupy stations
Railways face ongoing disruption as miners threaten to strike nationwide with workers and troops stationed at key stations. Telephone operators in Bochach and nearby towns report German government officials Scholes and Retlfeisen arriving in Darmstadt after expulsion orders linked to Mayen.
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Railreay
Sontimue
Sirika
Essen
Railiays
Bochach
Foudk
Scholes
Retlfeisen
Darmstadt
Reuter
Rioters Attack Newspaper Plant in Cologne
Vague wartime report describes crowds in Cologne destroying a newspaper plant and disrupting publication as protests erupt in the streets. Fragmentary details mention a proclamation and shifting authorities, with unclear dates and figures.
Meteor sets Australian speed record in Sydney race
Motor boat Meteor reportedly achieves speeds around 75 miles per hour during trials near Sydney, claimed to be the fastest in Australia. The 26 foot craft, powered by a 700 horsepower engine, is poised for the Aquatian championship as observers note a likely breeze past 60 miles per hour on straights and three turns.
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Sydney
Warchor Yesterifiy
Australia
Ruhr Control Mission Report From German News
Solemn notes report Ruhr control mission completed for Queless with French Belgian and German central group endorsing complete absence of hostilities. Plans include energy flame dispatch and population feeding with government measures and deliveries. Jittery days as French troops drift, Dusseldorf sees nineteen arrests amid strikes and unrest as engineers assure news outlets.
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Suhr
Poincare
Marshal
Ruhr
Essen
Priday
Beses
Dusseldot
Dusseldorf
British Soldiers Rescue French Civilians in Cologne Crowd Gathers
A lorry carrying French civilians was safely rescued by British soldiers near Cologne. Military police intervened as a crowd gathered around the vehicle, which was under threat. Rail transport resumed with the boxload of civilians intact.
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Cologne
Reuter
Motor Cyclist Killed as Sidecar Crash Burkes and Hutton Streets
A motorcyclist died and his sidecar passenger was injured when a bike with a sidecar veered in Darlinghurst yesterday afternoon. The rider, Mr. TA Milling, was hailed for his speed in Head Hest Lane before the collision. The sidecar passenger, Mr. Charles Alortis, suffered severe head injuries and concussion and was taken to hospital. A later note mentions a 2740 play with the title Rule Britannia.
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Bourke
Hutton
Darlinghurst
TA Milling
Charles Alor
Germany Faces Rising Forces Amid Ruhr Tension
Reported arrivals in Hiera and claims of lies spark fear of recruitment into the Reichswehr. Red Grass Society and police seek men. victims blamed on nationalists. Berlin asked to reinforce Bavarian troops as Bavarian government warns of insufficient forces. Britain may pull troops from the Rhineland, signaling tense postwar European alignments.
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Aunich
Hitler
Jagnary
Berlin
Reichswehr
Railway Strike Extended Amid Contested Worker Unrest
Priday and Kernan report the Ruhr railway strike spreading to Abie and Vrengp as workers faces renewed clashes. The extended walkouts disrupt rail services and heighten tensions with German authorities cited.
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Priday—Qernan
Ruhr
Abie
Vrengp
Talinas
Inefficiencies in Railways Cited by Chief Official
Fragmented remarks from Adelaide officials and a senior engineer about railway operations. Discussion covers wire handling complaints, yard issues, and a plan to improve small gauge wagons and wheel troubles, with promises of timely attention and smoother freight flow.
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Adelaide
Sanden
Ohter Comansescatior
Amd
Caliway
Mie
Webb
Wonmage
Dale
Tipelve
Mm. BF
Roshton
Gan
Webi
Melbourne Death After Theatre Collapse
Albert Clive Liew, aged 40, collapsed at the Paramount Theatre in Melbourne after arriving with his wife and family. He died at Melbourne Hospital later that night. The incident occurred near Princes Pier in Port Melbourne as John Bersy Aukinsot, an employee at the Department, was observed in dawn hours.
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Simday
Chay
Netson
yTesidenst
Fern ‘Tree Gully
Mel Bourne
Paramount
Melbourne
Albert Clive Liew
Princes Iar
Port _Malbourne
Mel Bourne Hospital
John Bersy Aukinsot
Ap North Friaroy
Burnley
Landslide at Puke near Auckland kills two men
Heavy rains trigger a sensational landslide at Puke near Auckland causing two deaths and injuries. Debris strewn across two miles blocks the area as rescuers recover Grimiths Pidgeon's body and search for others reported missing amid the BITE River scene.
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Puke
Canterbury
Sepaeis
Grimith
Pidgeon
James
Howard Jost
Frederick — Plitweot
Tine
Bite River
Pue
Ut Tops
Chem Veer Drat
Overseas Showdown as England and Zululand Clash
Weather threatened play before England and Zululand met in a day of fast bowling and big scores. England posted 206 for loss, with Pearse making 48 and Sstrond on 105. Zululand took early wickets, but time ran out with the match drawn as Wales and One-Yand encounter at Middlesbrough ended 4 goals all.
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Englind
Zululand
Vale
Heute
Ted Sstrond
Whiteh
Tox Wi Pearse Maile
Masuiloy
Eb Yond
London
Wales
Middlesborousl
Murray Bridge Regatta Results Highlight Local Rowing Prizes
Murray Bridge regatta featured senior and junior events with Duncan Cup and Moorey Bridge finals. Results list Murray Bridge, Port Pine, Wanoy, Mannum, and Gowan Cup outcomes, junior and senior fours, and youth events with close margins and placements.
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Staior
Port Pine
Wan Oy
Reparations Moratorium Debated by Paris and London
Paris dispatch reports the Reparations Commission favors a moratorium for Germany amid disputes over documents and German compliance. France and Belgium press for a cautious move while Britain abstains, with May 3 suggested as the payment scale target.
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Londos
Wne -Daily Mail
Paris
Eparations
Ilecare
Germany
Guntals
Yaris
Vridey
The
Britain, France hold talks on moratorium plans
The commission reported May 5 1924 payments schedule remains fixed, with Britain and France seeking no further discussion of the moratorium amid strained Franco German ties. Sir John Bradbury indicated discussions would be useless given current relations, while Germany abstained from voting on the general question.
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Paris
Neparations Commission
Syill Honeofosward
Germany
John Bradbury
France
Balsium
Stabbing at Bourke Street Leaves Man in Hospital
In Melbourne at midnight a serious stabbing occurred on Bourke Street. Loong Yea a cabinet maker was injured and Yen fell bleeding. Wick was arrested after a dispute over alleged ash hit Yen with a butcher knife. Yen remained in serious condition at Melbourne Hospital.
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Melbourne
Simasy
Bourke-streat
Loong Yea
Wis
Dan Wiek
Byvo
Ing
Wick
Yan
Fine
Yén
New South Wales Sprint Champion Equalls Australasian Record
Sydney Sunday report notes W E Ghee, New South Wales sprint champion, tied the Australasian record for 10 yards in 9.45 seconds during a ten-adjournment intrastate cricket meet. Contenders include G. Murphy and J L Hodgkinson from Botany and Eastern Suburbs, with flirtations of international tests and a possible trip to New Zealand.
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Sydney
EL W
Sip
Ghee
New South Wales
W.cawqubtern
G. Murphy
Eastern Suburbs
J. L. Hodgkinson
Gar
Jessent Triplus
New
Zeiland
Tng
Mendies Retains Flyweight Title in Sydney Bout
George Mendies defended the Australian flyweight championship after a 20 round bout at Sydney Stadium against Les Waters. Mendies won on points as the decisive rounds closed with Waters hampered by cuts and joint fatigue. Bourke and Valare provided notable support, while Waters’ corner and towel incident during the seventh round added to the bout’s tense finish.
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George Mendies
Styvelet Ehampion
Les Waters
Sydney Stadium
Buish
Alarm on Berlin Bourse Sparks Panicked Trading
Reports from Paris on the Teut war prospects triggered a serious panic at the Berlin stock exchange. Financiers showed alarm unseen since the German occupation began, with prices fluctuating as fears of heightened hostilities intensified.
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Berlin
Paris
Germany buyer team coal purchase suspected Stinnes account
Germany buyer team coal buys 70 000 ton Yorkshir e tenn coal for shipment in February and March. It is generally believed the purchases are on the Stinnes Company's account.
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Bridas
Tewmany Hi
Yorkshire Tenn Noal
Stinnes ‘Company
Reuter
Relief funds raised for distressed subjects in Eesen plan
The Gentai? relief committee reports 73,000 marks set for relief work. Bungomaster of Eesen issued 2800 from forser Garman subjects. Local efforts aim to distribute aid promptly amid uncertainty.
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Aspe
Seturaay
Eesen Bag
Forser Garman
Man suffers skull fracture after tram collision near Adelaide
An unidentified man in Adelaide was injured on a Sunday morning when his motor car attempted to pass another vehicle and collided with a tramway standard. Hospital reports indicate a fractured skull. The incident involved unnamed local parties and occurred on a southern roadside hedge.
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Reckleaf
Adelaide
meL-pibh
Hepley
Benoh-Toad
Locklevs
Four Germans Sentenced to Death in Belgian War Crime Case
In South Africa, four Germans were condemned to death by the Belatan court-martials on charges of complicity in the murder of a Belgian lieutenant. The others received prison terms from six to twenty years, with details concerning the case and involved names partially obscured in the damaged text.
The Fate for Australis Draft Close Passengers Reduced Ore
In London a World News brief notes Thuridley-Thes Oceania company reduced ore for draft close and passenger transport to Australis. The report references unclear figures 20 and 24852 and mentions fate considerations.
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London
Thuradley
Thes Oceania
Slesmelilp, Company
Australis
Duke of York in Glasgow Betrothal Cheer Leads to Burns Notice
A Glasgow visit by the Duke of York drew crowds and cheers as he spoke of shared life with Scotland’s people. In London, Burns’s Highland home near Dumfries was granted to be maintained as a Burns interest center by the late George Williamson. Also in London, officials urged halving hops production due to reduced beer consumption, as agriculture oversight noted.
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London
York
Glasgow
Arande
Paken St. Andrew's Hall
Duke of Yorks
Indy
Reuter
Elhigsland
Dumfries
Robert Burns
George Williamson
Edinburgh
Briday
Ministry F Agriculture Hae
Apathy Causes Yearly Loss of £81 Million
London Friday. Professor Habere Lelper lecturing to the Association of Economa Biologists cited a £1,000,000 yearly waste in cattle herds in Australia due to parasites. He urged governments to back scientific work to remedy the issue.
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London
Habere
Lelper
Association of Economa Biologists
Australia
Thas
Suturiuy's tink scores on ive Smnsi me Bowling Chay green wire vs. fel es
Fragmentary OCR text lists players Suturiuy, Smnsi, Bowling Chay, and several surnames incl. Love, Martin, Tucker Grose, Westen, Quin, Ewens, Osborne, Brandt, Poh, Scutaber, Hughes, Retes, and Oath-of-the-Walk Competition. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome.
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Suturiuy
Smnsi
Love
Martin
Tucker Grose
Tibi
Westen
Ewens
Osborne
Brandt
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Taylor
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Aix la Chavelle
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Liebe Hiller
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Neworetle Steel Works
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Youtmsauter
Weonum
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Atletice
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Mendies
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Valare
Wally Bourke
Syday
Tieawyn
Buyerteam Coal
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Purns Farm
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Shepler
Scutaber
Hughes
Retes
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